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When “Gypsy’ opens on
Thursday night, July 27, two
Mount Joy residents will be
sharing the spotlight with
the rest of the cast. They are:
Kathy and Jim Konevitch, of
226 Park Avenue. In the
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show Kathy plays the part of
Mazeppa, a lady of the Bur-
lesque, who shows Gypsy how
“You Gotta Have a Gmmick”
Jm’s primary role on the
stage is that of Pastey, a
stage worker in the Burles-
que house, Offstage Jim will
also be a sumptuous one, as is
Caramel Pears.” Tender fresh
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fornia Bartlett pear halves are broiled in butter and cara-
{| sauce with a sprinkling of
st-to-fix sweet tooth specialty.
roasted diced almonds for this
Broiled Caramel Pears
3 fresh California Bartlett
pears
Salt
2 tablespoons butter or
Pare, halve and core pears.
Place
margarine, melted
2 tablespoons roasted diced
almonds
15 to 34 cup caramel sauce
Sprinkle both sides with salt.
cut-sides down in 8- or 9-inch pie pan. Pour butter over
pears and place under broiler 4 to 6-inches from source of heat
1 to 2 minute
teaspoon almonds in each pear:
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viipped cream if you wish.
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spoon caramel sauce over pears.
im under broiler 1 minute. Serve each pear-half in shallow
spooned over top. Dollop with
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be kept busy managing the
stage operations,
Kathy's interest in musicals
beg aasn a student at Man
heim Central high school, She
was involved in several mus-
icals during her high school
years, including “South Paci-
fic’ in which she played
Bloody Mary. After gradua-
tion she attended Maryland
Medical Secretarial School in
Hagerstown. She is presently
working with the Associate
Dean of Student Life at Mil-
lersville college, This is the
second year Kathy has played
a role in the Manheim Little
Theatre Summer productions.
Last summer she played
Smity in “How to Succeed in
Business’. She was also a
member of the chorus in the
recent Lancaster Kiwanis pro-
duction of “Funny Girl.”
Jim a graduate of Lock
Haven college was involved in
many dramatic and musical
productions before he began
teaching at Warwick H. S.
three years ago. As a teacher
of English and director of
dramatics Jim has had the
opportunity to use his stage
experience in various ways.
In the Little Theatre’s pro-
duction last year, Jim worked
backstage. This year he is
in overall charge of all stage
settings.
The Manheim Little Theatre
production of “Gypsy” will
be presented in Manheim Cen-
eral high school auditorium
July 27, 28 and 29 at 8 pm,
The public can purchase
tickets from any cast mem.
ber or at the door, the audi-
ence is advised to wear cas-
ual summer clothing to the
performances,
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